Evaluation
Evaluation is the process during which HelloID evaluates Business rules to preview the entitlement actions that will be performed during the next Enforcement. These actions may be caused by 1) changes in the current snapshot, and/or 2) changes in the published business rules.
To get started, Run an evaluation.
Evaluation is a read-only operation. Entitlement actions are not actually run until enforcement.
Tip
There is no downside to running multiple evaluations. We recommend running them liberally, to make sure you don't enforce unwanted changes.
The Origin column specifies the cause of the operation. These include:
- Person Updated
The person's data changed due to a new import and/or changes in a source system's configuration (source mappings, display name formatting, primary contract & manager determinants).
- Business Logic
The entitlement is being granted or revoked due to either 1) changes you made to Business rules or 2) persons going in/out of scope of business rules because of changes in their Contracts.
- Retry
An action that is being automatically retried by HelloID after previously failing.
- Person Merged
The person was removed due to being merged via the Person aggregation feature.
- Removed From Rule
You removed the entitlement from a business rule and selected the Unmanage Removed Entitlements toggle, or you deleted a business rule and selected the Delete And Keep Unmanaged option.
- Account Unmanaged
The entitlement is being automatically unmanaged because its associated Account entitlement was unmanaged. Only applies to non-account entitlements.
- Toxic policy
The assigned entitlement to a person is being revoked due to the configuration of a toxic combination within the toxic policy.
The State column specifies information about the state of the operation. These include:
- Denied
An operation is being denied from the configuration of a toxic policy. In most cases this will mean a person gets multiple entitlements to be assigned in which some entitlements are being blocked by the configuration of a toxic combination.